Natyr is the third album from American sludge metal band Euphoria Down, released on December 20th 1999 through Acidic Records. Like its predecessors (1995's Psychedelium and 1997's War Dogs), Natyr was praised for its technicality and originality, as well as another sucessful endeavour at a concept album, this time covering nature mythology and worship. It is followed by 2000's Renaissance. It is also Euphoria Down's longest album in terms of song amount and length, coming first over 2004's Voids and Et Cetera. It is the last album to feature Jeff Contela on drums, who departed in early 2000 due to health issues, replaced by current drummer Loius Webber for 2000's Renaissance. Contela recorded with the band for Renaissance, so officially Webber's drumming first appeared on 2002's Nativity.
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| - Natyr is the third album from American sludge metal band Euphoria Down, released on December 20th 1999 through Acidic Records. Like its predecessors (1995's Psychedelium and 1997's War Dogs), Natyr was praised for its technicality and originality, as well as another sucessful endeavour at a concept album, this time covering nature mythology and worship. It is followed by 2000's Renaissance. It is also Euphoria Down's longest album in terms of song amount and length, coming first over 2004's Voids and Et Cetera. It is the last album to feature Jeff Contela on drums, who departed in early 2000 due to health issues, replaced by current drummer Loius Webber for 2000's Renaissance. Contela recorded with the band for Renaissance, so officially Webber's drumming first appeared on 2002's Nativity.
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| - Natyr is the third album from American sludge metal band Euphoria Down, released on December 20th 1999 through Acidic Records. Like its predecessors (1995's Psychedelium and 1997's War Dogs), Natyr was praised for its technicality and originality, as well as another sucessful endeavour at a concept album, this time covering nature mythology and worship. It is followed by 2000's Renaissance. It is also Euphoria Down's longest album in terms of song amount and length, coming first over 2004's Voids and Et Cetera. It is the last album to feature Jeff Contela on drums, who departed in early 2000 due to health issues, replaced by current drummer Loius Webber for 2000's Renaissance. Contela recorded with the band for Renaissance, so officially Webber's drumming first appeared on 2002's Nativity.
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